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The Pages of History
For what will probably be my last blogging post (my train leaves Davos this afternoon!), I’d love to throw another question out there to the group. I spent this morning at the Oxygen over Earth … more →
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The Pages of History
cmeh wrote 5 months ago: For what will probably be my last blogging post (my train leaves Davos this afternoon!), I’d l … more →
It's good to share
Alex wrote 5 months ago: In session 19i: Bioenergetics in Geochemical Modeling today, Marc Alperin put forward the provocativ … more →
Four views on climate change
rmcouture wrote 5 months ago: I think everyone agrees that we had some very inspiring presentations yesterday at the Earth’s … more →
Lots of things to ponder
rmcouture wrote 5 months ago: The Earth’s future panel was very inspiring. I think I’ll have to let what we heard dist … more →
A Violent Sky
cmeh wrote 5 months ago: Yesterday I attended the Gast Lecture by Kenneth Farley, which was on a topic that is completely out … more →
Something local
dalessi wrote 5 months ago: Yesterday I attended session 15a: Geochemical Processes Controlling the Fate of Radionuclides in the … more →
Purple or blue?
Alex wrote 5 months ago: Interesting discussion today in session 17b. New biomarker evidence for purple sulfur bacteria from … more →
Awakenings in the Arctic
rmcouture wrote 5 months ago: I have attended several talks about mercury (Hg) in the atmosphere, and particularly Hg atmospheric … more →
Can Life Take the Heat?
cmeh wrote 5 months ago: What are the limits of life, and what determines the limits of where life can survive? Today, Evere … more →
Microbial Cycling of Iron....My Field of Research
lisaac11 wrote 5 months ago: Wow, what a day. It would be lie to say I didn’t wake up a little nervous this morning knowing my f … more →
Quick-scanning XAS
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rmcouture wrote 5 months ago: As a last post today, I want to draw your attention to a talk showcasing a very interesting use of X … more →
Oxygen for anaerobes
Alex wrote 5 months ago: The Houtermans Medal was presented today to Nathan Yee, assistant professor at Rutgers. His medal ta … more →
The CarbFix project
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rmcouture wrote 5 months ago: The first talk I attended was on a subject I am not very familiar with: carbon sequestration. As red … more →
Oxygen Oases: A Breath of Life in an Oceanic Desert
cmeh wrote 5 months ago: Lured by the promise of posters and breakfast, I wandered down to the Ice Rink area to check out the … more →
